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NATURE . N O TES

By Stuart I. Thompson

MINIATURE

BRIEF BACKGROUND IN j CAREERS OF CANADA'S CAP- ] TAINS IN WAR.

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gold ls ever a bright spot on the green background of ﬂTliSS. 1t is the‘ same story all over ngan. When. an lng becomes abundant its va ue goes down. Even real goldl would beccme a “drug on the mar- l ket." if found everywhere. And so

not popular.

AIR VlCE-‘VIARSIIALL L. S. BREADNER, D.S.C.

Chief of the Air Staff, Royal Canadian Air Force.

Now suppose it were a really, homely flower. with an uns glltly| forul- a lloildemript color. and \\'llil| prirklss or a bad odorg-Jherp arc.

THI

suile plants with H1950 objection" able traits-ire might have some! reason to dislke the dandelion.‘ But really it is as shapely as most flowers. it. has nn pricklcs and no bad odor. and its color is the purest. gold follnd anywhere in botany~ 8. little touch of relief-tool sunslrlle on the ground. I is interesting. Botany, of all stildies, I believe, has the greatest collection o! odd names, some fanciful. 5mm absurd! others obscure anti

to resenlble a "ciandv lion"? Bllli]

when we filvi that the n-amt- has

A German taught Air Vice-Mar- slla_l Lloyd Sam Breadner, DS.C., Chef of Canada's Air Staff, to fly. The Rcir-h has lived to rue the day when ilrat German was born, as months ahead of schedule, hun- dreds of fighter ilots. products of tihe Commonwe th All‘ ‘Ilrainiizig Plan stream across the Atlantic w hell) in the Battle of Britain, and to carry \\‘€Ll' deep int-o industrial Germany.

paid about $60 per flying hour out

AT IMINTALBAII

B] PETER BENEDICT ' v>+3+o+o+o+>+o+oo++o4+>> "Tell everything." said Molly. "We

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already knew one person had her money. What we found out-

FRIDAY, THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN MAY 30. 1941 mi -o»+o+o+oo+++o-o++o+o+0-04l S ‘i... l: t “m as ‘a NEWS,» M l ll ll TE WIIAT HAPPENED .

. Week-end Economies From the

BASEMENT 510a;

"Sir John paid her ﬁve hundred pounds on lll€ occasion of her scc- ond vlsit here. i. was the agent oi me transaction. I tried my nest to dissuade him. You are at liberty, of course, to believe or disbelleve that,

“And who so likely to have killed li6l'—WilCll it became plain that sne wouldn't be bought off?"

"And when he fOUlld she had bled your grandfather into the bargain.

navy and cadet.

Combinations 69c

Sizeslitol7-——-—-

C h ' gr yertgiea is ngaﬁer the 111153453 our: or NATURE'S successes. _ l‘ “Se “"5 a“ We“ l‘ l 00se "Those dandelions! How 1 wish’ flgmwéoge ‘life?’ ‘Q: 53%;“ ‘f; . ,1 coir ‘lgwgj glen rm; 3;; sis.“ a ' “M” °w ° “e we e.‘ "is also is in conﬁdence" said , this? Somehow we don't appreciate» s ‘n ' ' ' 9 9 s i... little flower ti... head 0f' eig;1;.-,,,,,,_.. Men s Balbriggan Boys Athletic .

Combinations 39c

Boy's athletic balbriggan

as you choose." _- - - this pretty little rleiver is a mere.‘ -~1 believe it. Why not? so you Men’s Balbllggan Combinations, combinations. Sizes 22 to 34 R lwced. But lets heal" the dandelion? concluded Scmeone else besidi? my short Sleeve and ankle c , story. It 1s perhaps our commones . grandmmel, had pa, OM a“- . ___ __ . Y flower. 1n Nature that means it I mall. Yes, 3o on." u lengl-h- sizes 36 to l“ s Sfancl); couon Zip Slléater; l‘ i‘ ‘“°°°“ii Vi" “in?” 35.!" PH "llvtimm Y“? $2M?“ “l” “W M n»; athletic iiiilbrizeaii c Llm ma ' Medium and c ai uries in a ure. ey o . , pro a e person.’ verns vo ce was e urge __ ,_ __ _ _ . ' The dandekon was int (ldut-txt t in level and calm. "He saw her as a - ‘ e 36 to 44 ‘P _ _' [ #1. I Mm‘? of Ne“ York 5 Europe and‘ has made good in the young sllfl _ sudden _wli.h cocsllnii combinations. Siz s Boy's plain and mm Y v / s.‘ I‘ f a m ° " 9 m ° d e l 5 0:: i ‘gilljlllileilileﬁglilllge Mel“ i“? 5MP“ and check broad‘ cloth pyjamas l "will , _ _ j t) _ I‘; ' .f dh- z d ‘i llllO [IE IUUSB B5 lBICSS lﬂ-lliﬁetli. h- s. l l "n, w l C h 0 OS e G0 T Hi C s2 Wise ﬁstltlligéonllitaliengﬂllnlzzsfls “of I He already mew whv she ‘nusmt cloth 5 I 17- - _ -- - Sues 26 to 34 _ _' _ _ '" c - .. elm-da- ~ - we w- “i%i‘8’i..°.i“?§ii%n§‘°ttk.°t.i°i3°ﬁ‘i.§ 8"“ "/1 '° 3...». M. cott - Brasslers. Design Lhlps success. yet the dandelion is i» ti; have med m buy he: 0m“ Melvs cotton Work shirts, color y on pants with e135.

tic waist band, belt loops and cuff. Sizes 26 to 32 _ _

Boy's plain and checked Cillltm

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Sir John admitted it to him on the day she was murderer. Who wouldn't have murdered her?" "Why. indeed? Yes. you make, out a strong case. There would; always 0e lnv mother's word against‘ you, of course. How much “Wright it would have against circumstantial evidence 1 don't know. A wile is ex- pected to tell a lie for her husband upon occasion."

"Don't worry!" said Severn. “Un- less something quite unforseeli hap- pens, tlielell be no case to answer.

Severn smiled. "A very laudable

Mcn’s fancy cotton Hose Sizes l0 to 11V; — -— — —

with Spockets. Belt loops $ and cuffs. Sizes 32 to 44 —

Men’s heavy cuttonade work pants

1 .50

19c

work shirts. Sizes 12 to 14—-___.

Boy’s cotton lined tweed shorts. Sizes 23 to 30 - _

59c 69c

Ladies’ guaranteed fast colors.

' foliuniltelv ‘ . . ’ v _ . _ -t BICIKUIOI‘ was born ill Ceuleton w». . - , I _ modelled i. :‘.".2-‘...::;ifl. 53,5, all... bigot}... wit-Z stir. a "s. 231128 ..~.%.:;:.‘:.- a I65 O 51y Sh“... _ _ _ A0 ﬁt ZII-QIEZxtIs-eaiseQ. “Hoduners-tonguefi’, is a wholesalg‘Xfﬁgufacetulﬁng 15:1" (ofhgalgeeéglevlgujylglmiest digging in i y - "gars- c s" an a score o - ' ' ' len s." Jt Si‘ SOL! Insist on,“ and “.5 have emnnlos o, eller “Will a factory on Svmelsei "1 never thought so. But what ~ ' St feet i -

on (wilFlllC and be- imagnatlon runnlni: loose. The I‘ '9 5 _ - , puules me 15- “n! K1191 YW Ev l-Oeﬂ

your best mmc dandelion “plmks “l {lrslil-{Olllﬂll gcirliilcaedfy roG-lileldl. ‘willie? h yum‘ “m Dance

‘ " ' be far-tet-cllczl and obscure» gwm ﬁwwn P ' 1-“ 5- '1“ ‘"9 '°"'~’_1'='llil1"51ﬂ511¢

. 2 .,. -- . ( ~ ..dih Wrl ht al-te 'd>t-- l i ‘ . . What is (llele about ms IlORLlIFLYing sthocleimivgtsilonf olfio‘ v33;$38,‘e;§,";,§*,,e$,?;9e"“>' W" c0110“ print housedres-ses, Girls cotton sport blouses ln two

styles. Sizes 14-20. Colors: White,

$1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.95

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Children in tinlilics living under CCIKilZlOIIS are api‘

.i~:e scarlet lEVBTJJilICY full to gain in weight. hP-YQ

flower in due time becomes a globe of delicate silken parachutes each

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or a licence. June 1916 saw Breadner over the

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ad fever and 0Lh-_‘uile.\'p uincd fever and may exh bit

that. organization and served with

it zfll the end of the war. when

and bears them awnv to drop the l‘ seed-cargoes elsewhere. Fifty, sixti l

lmolltlis nut o! the Country's ser-

1 = ' ' -; _ ,_ pfamlng m ‘it h" ‘he Wm‘ t” vice. Then his‘ ft‘ rlel‘ Commanding

distribute its scrtl. Such a thought‘

Ntristlixiil Isf‘ lth . .. It the lgolden] Slleilflrvlvllliigilllﬂltttmill‘; ‘iISP-S C‘ Awmm‘ in canadl“ P0511943‘

tvi him to bl‘."0l‘lli‘ his assistant. Not

what have you to do with it, of all oeople?" _ "its a case of mistaken identity.

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‘(Hog sfeltﬁﬁirhopAoprvsgc 1,5231}, $281242‘)? 3:12]: Hen}! do‘; 3Lliilingo;iwgofiigcggnfluriipitiee&nas ﬁigiihllﬁleo tilgssiiiﬁiaiiiulnli: gbtslltxJ-lllillzlladslf Sizes 34.4.1, Sale Price — — — Powder Blue, Copen Blue -_ _ ' ‘ ' n in “l: 0T s r ‘is 1 f“? ﬂbf-‘Pj; llleie ills course. This ccmp-rlsed P611 l0 be a Irontulle suspect lil ii.e and R058" S1119 Price. Each c is worth a thousand T i the wetffg‘. ‘fmf ln,n""ulé"spiqllt ‘is; a total cf three hours flying cxperi- mil-Ltd?‘ 0f Mﬂlllﬂllllysell." Just, arirvcd Iiadics’ Brushed Rayon ‘mnds’ l ' n“ 5° badly “Mimi . “.',',,,,G§';“;j“p,.'.',‘; ert. bllzllsliénllltfliglzleulluqilbllflliﬁilﬁ trill-ill. Jigger Coats in several sly 195 and Lafhes P“ lflmmed m Dial“ “lllgel = We dmdvllvn has a most mgep- .I.“.0;and_a_ﬁa1f mm hour‘ were‘ lull MILO Severns grimly amused C | ys- Rose Powder Blue, Skin Slips. Sizes 14-40. Colors Tea ious method of distributing its gpem in 186mm,- fh l ha“ lace. "Do you mean Lilith? Wily you? hues‘ 0 o '. ' R d white seeds. The golden head of the 3mm. .n mun-mg 55.05.13,. ﬁfe m“ Beige and White. use, an .

Special Price — — —- — — —

course-that she double-crossed me, and that I wiped her out."

A very proper basis for investiga- tion. too. self-defence. But surely it

MGDRE E~

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Ladies’ Rayon Hose in all new summer

M9LEOD L?

bearing a seed. Reallv til’; oauzy .,,_ _ w _ . Apparently Main l d ‘t - . ' ' ' ' ~ - -' ‘ seed-laden lleflfi is as lJfXIHllYUl an §f';l~""_‘c;1;'<‘l§é"5011: rglfllfé-eg-lglgmélg" some dlscrcdltaglliela gugianxesger. iii Ladies’ spun ‘ayon dresses in seveial Iladicsﬁ Slrllk Palllltlﬁmcldftfr qtzimaitedé .- ,_ l . ,. - ~ ., l l . - ‘- . . , . , , . ' l _ l a MC (islligclliisiiili'ri-ilo\ig' ill‘ lflllllllfos" “iii w“ °l m“ °“”‘ m“ ha“ “lm the laril-lliceweiisiii iiietl-“cicslliiigtioiiblieiiig new styles, short sleeves. Sizes 14-20 Sizes b. . an 0 <1 S ‘ ' likht summer zephyz- ms. ‘s ai¢ii.i{’.,'“""§,§%§;}}§# “FINE Cg-‘S-lwgl ineolw is that we were partners in all new summer shades $2 only_ _ and m. o” m, “m, ,,,.,,,..h,,,eal Fnece m ‘gléorlleowag irangyéarred u: again-to blackmail your family, 0i price _ _ _ _ _ ____ __ u Special Price. Pr. — — - —

Ladies Rayon Satin Blouses. Sizes li~

"l: s<\'it‘-fi‘- .r I. flii- .. - ~

‘Qwpjn _‘_°l,d‘“.o‘n‘dc‘ £1‘); ,-,_,,'{_.‘,e_ dlgilxllllallvtgf‘. ‘wais- s‘ giieii In; tfIOk "you KNOW wno xterm) nun" shades, Sizes 8l/z-l0 pr. 20 in assorted styles and colols

ﬂion is abundant. even alloiwnr: y,‘ , ‘mbf a, M" CW8 a alnee. < y] p .‘ _ _ _ _. m‘, If) clear 8i. -— — — — — — _

_ m. those which m“ um“ the‘ loll . vﬂlul immediately leturned Robert Montalban was silent fora bUECIiI 1"‘? '- =IP> ~---~ '“ " scriptural "barren groaulzi". 'I'hcie q wBrczllalllxfli “ekompd imp m ﬁfllcklllilrlliéulﬁl-S Bliglilﬂéffheguiilléllsnférutig . .. . is th' .1.» ,l- .~i . 51".‘ S ,< CLRB iur. itilnmiarn Growing Pains m iongfowélgﬁapliyc135%}(lc?ikgzxfll$lzx fathers busmx 5pm“ just u; Severn slowly. .1 sea Y“ I do 5% Bu‘!

i», of rhcillzlaiiculie kliilléllillllﬂu v _ _ y _ . , , 05ft or, Ctjlﬁlfi] .l_ 5t; 1g» 5 M“ won't be so difficult to disentangle it\\n because the . lo complain 0i "gfmvlllg W135 - ‘l5 “OHM or Mm‘ muse!" n ' tllfpilllltldti first (llglltlklllﬁtlo0f wllﬁelaflwm tlns"ex'l7al'uler U la's " —

VIGTQBY

"Unfortunately." said Severn. "I

i " t . t~olal heart murmurs. The m Mil“ “'h° ~*ll“l‘.t~“ ll- will’ “"5 "(lit » r ,. ,, _ .~ _ was ln France at: the time. W rse =1 '*T*-_—"-=':—='= ‘z "- -~-——--- . 1 lmmduccs Hug? Adams occur between the aieg beard of Dandcl on wane. perhaps . A1116‘ BAPlélSISSIIItilIClgED d s smL I 1e“ Paris we day altefubne "I have problems ofniy olwn l‘??? Pviutiow sail all lilolllh UQUIDOGS a service between Mormon 5m. i with the tar 5 and 12, m‘, ma}; cmmng at, mane ii. “ex-p \fll1 net cud the ~ Wm“ ‘ m; Raw‘ dﬁmdian pair of swindlers disappeared. Alli ill DYPSEIW- Baldfwbeﬁ- m. l“ 5 , ' in his collectnon. merside and Oharlottetoivn. P. E.l 1 ‘ i labou: 7. Thcv are rare under 2 Dlmil was so P1211011 as W114 ﬁWll", A . F. ._ _ "f - i depends on the memory of the stall. eontenllllﬂllve Vlllce- Illl R°ll1ﬂ_ “Welyi In contrast to most other col- __ a1‘ unpcmmon arm,- 40 f‘ 9ft “W” h’? ‘ $0 lfllwllfllsli 1,14 If“ _ W's _ o“ “ﬂed n at the pension where 1 stayed, anal lOm0l'l‘U\\‘—f0l' another Qptlauofl lectors, specimens cometo McMahon . m , “ and in eilrly n: it is _.i falni‘ ._ i; ‘cqBh Fifi "c " Film“ Y, amt‘ the hotel where my opposite nunlbu‘ Lilwrenfe knew Elwin’ lit! betﬁgv'“l'l_nl rather than ills having to Search BETTER BUSINESS BEETLES B.‘ 1 . ‘Recurring allllCkS 5211i to 50!‘ lnlk oi ‘orerul mi .n “ff ~“'-f,-‘l Pl C" A‘°‘°“- apparently stayed With Maiilu. I "Yes. said Seiem. iw u for them The explanation is ma, v v ' - 2‘ ' r‘ i ‘s f‘, l l -. . l . i at ‘ ‘ E-ltilﬂltloﬁ dal lotions? _ ll‘ 9C2?“ “i323”? HndR 01113113“? dimt place absolute reliance on lily llle- (To be Continued) the intense light within the hall- i SYDNEY .N.S.W. ~(CPl-G0v- t t - ‘ A feature of rheumatism is its gllullos" Tl s.“ cwﬁBvtien trhe nﬂpvéq‘ fnw1°l=lrl1Ph—1l°T “ell 011 my 5868. ___j______ gar at the all-port from the latest erlmem, experts have gmssured ll | Jhﬂblli of recurrence: ilitirks are apt. "lmllﬂ ' _ _- jj, .‘ ~ ._‘ - '7 Ilocel“ 99°91‘? ha“? bee" K11" '11 . . m“; in lighting facilities attracts the S.W. farmers that millions of hi4 f9 it l . . . d ‘Kim dumwmw re- a lmlg i» 1"’ ‘ W“ ‘r if l0 me Royal Al Force to be siligied out from identity p -_ ADDS llAbDSObil-l Ll i v d t m , ht tune nd in l L“. be n i “m” , l a .. , . ,, , _ , . _ . i . ,, I8 l I "h? will”? . 1 ‘ ‘of the pld l s», knnui‘ iv _k'“}v](_llh H: . f colleen .1 AJriOVPI‘. Ellglflnliildih beiole. Well. arc you satisfied WORK To COLLECHON mqths m 3g e “.5 ' u a.‘ n ime a c gm“ " “l. f“ l ‘A m ' I Subs w we mu _ or ‘nerminql “Um m. F1". m‘ u! on 11.3 vptlvlqh wnh the mnk or I have a reason rm playing dutch ___ flying w le soillce of ic itzi , , some areas are of the [hedavtwlil ‘ l l “n?” l" “llmlls I - here consider 1 weed Til?’ l'C- W i2 C(_'Il"l‘li‘i0l‘. be~am=~ Active live?" ~ MONCTON. N. 8., Mav 29—T0 U"? "wills lmllilligi! 0n the Oul- i ground species and not raiizeri d ‘ ; , 1 {The imd neon" ‘ cownize lll nil" llll‘\\'\ti‘(‘"i c~~~i "w Plecvtw- c thn Roval Canadian “I should call that an evcellent Austin McMahcn who helps groom glide ofdtiheuw tldOWS Wlﬁfiiadgg °l "W1!- ,¥ a i l in tie centre o -- " - , q l;-- .- .~. ' . .'. .. ., '- i- - _ ‘ ... ‘ .. .= ;_ 1m, _ an n emomng c ii ii———~— ‘ . fl- - l I - i u in the schoosi There is an old them-v that cold an old frilanitknoiui .ll Eitopgand fhovraklvve. iiiétlé-i (ghlfirvahtilfﬁ;gfriiﬁgllaeeﬁlgglgifé€tiieRﬁllitgéa h2g5, the pogeifulqmgilflliggrcl nienstgmug; Q01: “lung and just picks them o“ MODERN [HEEL ‘ ' ' ' ll l." “M915 an“ “m” Pl'°d“°'l’".“.’ llm hm" Vgeek its b “my: hm” m C “' p gwfié}, 5i~arinvli§i1nigréuind looked at Molly. "And Miss Bui- full-ls‘ Montresal- Moncton He has recently added match box ' —-—- j ll . i ,. ‘ﬁlling lac-st p .. . leicr. TillS is ntroizlabl; i --—~"——*"—* - _ n.1,];.{..,,.1;,,‘,,;;,,, o‘; dual 1'5 today '~'°“‘~’ will“ a" n95‘ "mills? Al" I l0 licrlilciliiiriii», ii... Con“... .4 tum. covers to his ccllectlnit aet/vitieﬂ- Sevenlv tongues are From ll l" i ' s‘ ' "ltlmilnlilclg ‘a 0“llllli(ll( lighting Kiiatflle and 3f; Cu‘- ""'s number cnc trailiir" supyoge mm‘ Shes involved‘ mo?" lnel- means an cpfortunltv to add In addition to thet thfOlﬁh tall!‘ Ethiopia. _ ' - : 1' 4"" ‘"1 ~ - F . l‘ x ' ‘ - " ‘ ' ""11 "- la n n “my. ves." It was Molly ' llf"“lfl f Lunar moths. service between Mon rel. one n ~ ~ _ - _ - l‘ , a lhs bec ﬂies Sill ilS m cold‘ and damn Clllllﬂws- ‘f q .- , I . who answered him chaos“. h 1- l" f)" m p‘ l c __ . and Hal-fax we T.'c- A. operates Minard‘: relieves sprains. ‘ i. l p‘: ..' when In"; PlTlTllélCPl; iFhthCr-isllnézaéaitkllngxrlivftz- 0n Pastures i“, gvflﬁs with a dogged delibeiatiiill. Thf ‘nolmlg. a pi.“ ‘ -”'—'i—-—— " '“'- ‘ ‘==" i ‘ . ‘W umii i‘ _- 0 " ' . . .. . . -, . ‘_ ' le pu her hand upon Severus ) 1 °_ .9. cw i - _m_ 1111-5 Md 1m r Good pastime pcprly uthacd Soon _attc' “a bloke out, he WPS 3 l r " f, m” .121 g giliiilfla rilimpllv ‘be (put is one of the most important crops beck in Fnclrnd, this Vine as Air Sig?!” if‘ bu’ ldlyt .91???“ the mug“ 1 j ,1 l... i...“ m, Should Nnnm m bed ‘on the farm at ant" tlnu- Thls Ill" Mlvfsm‘ to_ the Honourable . . are goflng gbftkarﬁesvlleilfﬁvgsrlghg i ‘llllfll \\'Oli. infected _ tol and "if? m_"_l"“’_ "Qlnlll" ‘z{"g”v‘lr"‘_ ‘mllll: V." “Qlllerfnre l“ ‘"°'l first time she had thought of it in "— — 5 _. czhcl- t"cl of in .l0ll .. .u'd be 5H folylnqiess .1 ml P-OJHHIOII Mf-l-ﬂ P ll‘; lljllll 0 M" e510?!» those terms. and she felt her heiilt ‘ __ u i,.(...1<,\.»,i Chjldfpl] \ wuia b» “e11 l to enabie Canada‘ to fulfil he quoy Bieadner. who ieturned to Ottawa mm in h“; but n was Said and ‘; 'r‘“.n,,rqbiE‘5,(1_ plclfnljd and mic-a [on 1y win ta_oi chcesc shpillillts to Great on Chrlstlnas Dav of '39 just a 531d calmly, ﬁnd she knew ma; l; ‘ J1‘ rheummic m‘. hangsomsv M, cmCkLm-Onssg Brtalxi theprovscli for and pron-week after the launhing 0t‘ the iv“ (rue,

land coilrse of rheumatc tev

~ lttool Warehouse No. 18 ‘(ill i'l{.\l. HALL, FITZROY STREET, Charlottetown. l’. E. I. Operated by l'. Si. l. Sheep llreedel‘s' Association. j. y", . - (‘xFCTlLWICQ in handling graded wool. (iptii i0 receive lSlillltl wool from June 2nd. for Official Grading and Sale.

L 587~5-28-3l

u.‘ the game the world over come Saturday night, so this member

tl African engineers corps in Kﬂﬂya colony sliced a gas- ‘dlirllclobiﬁillellln half and put himself, plus soap and water, in it.

pel- management of pasture takes} Brtish Commonwmtlh Air Train- on increased significance. saysl 1m; Plan, was placed in chaﬁze of George W. Milli‘, Dcmillton Hils~ operations. Mar 99th. brillfman. Central Experimental Chief of Air Staff qmrf B...» 3g.

‘ftl’ . Al" Vi“ Blrwslrl Bread- llile Julv the rcnularg llPl’ = today lluslilllg the Air Train- pcstulc ilsualli‘ begins to fail duo‘ inn Srhtvrc lik~ a pzwoful engine.

to heat and dry weather. This la‘ usually the time to provide properi CANDY

supplements to the pasture. It the Hunt's Bun-bone,

cows pro (town in milk production it is ditfleilit to set tile-m up again. Caramels. Almond. Toffee.

Tllt’ ideal suptfelnellt ls the attor- math growth on an area where an early crop of hay has been taken

If aftermath pastures are not

likely to be available then po-

vision should be made to: supple-

n""l'ar_\' Dll\i»“‘.t‘; .n the lrm o!

sunr annual pasture. 'I'llls may

consist of an area of ahult. one

acre for every three acres of the

regular pasture, scoring oats alone

3 bushels or a mixtuie o.’ cats 2

buslle‘s and Suclciil g “is 20 lbs.,

or oats two bushes ‘itil'l rvc l hits-

hel. or oats two bushels and saect

clover 15 lbs, to be sewn the last

week in May or the firs! in June. This may be pastured when about 6 inches high leaving the cows in

it for an hour or two in the mcrn-

lng and evening after milkng.

Later if convenient the cows can’ have access to the regular an’ nn-' nunl pasture at the same time but; do not let the annual rnstlve head

out or it will be wmtrd. Pten for,‘ complete utilization of bath thei regular and annual pasture pro-| vlded

Ganong’s Chocolates Cncoanut Bon-bons bloirs Chocolates And Assorted

w‘ Candy iii- Try Oul‘ Soda Fountain Specials

If ‘neither aftermath or annuall

pastures are provided then grain feeding mav be necessary it pTO-l dtlction is to be kept up during‘ the thy period. In the early part‘ of the season a mixture of mound oats and barlev will bc sufficient. but later in the season add a little

Complete line Fishing Tackle and Picnic Supplies

protein-och coilccntrate stllfll as fresh pnstilre silpplcmcilts.

For n later fﬂlll silpplement sow business tn plan to silepﬂv the cows‘ with a continuous ration of flesh.

I

he beerme l both ‘quality of his smile changed. "It's

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There was a. moment of silence while Robert sat looking at them in astonishment. and the

uicredible. I know. but-I'd ilevel‘ tilought of that. I can't imagine why. Of course. that let's you in, urse. May I congratulate you both?"

Tnev thanked him as one person,

grav y. "weii,” said Severn, "are we lus- titled?"

"My dear man! I was Jealous for my own family skeletons, that's all. uo ahead with you: defences. He added. with some anxiety: ,‘By the way. you won't let Grandfather feel too deserted, Wlil you? He depends on you so absolutely."

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